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anything like
the application.xml file?
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have JBoss configured
wrong.
I thought they went to the log, I may be dead wrong there, though.
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service and
start it as an RMI server somewhere... other than that, I think you're
out of luck.
You could also log through JMS.
Or write a service that binds into JNDI, although that'll only work in app
servers that let you do that.
Tom
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using JDK 1.3.
All of the examples compile correctly.
Thank you very much for your time!
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[Configuration] at org.jboss.Main.main(Main.java:90)
[Service Control] Initializing 24 MBeans
[Webserver] Initializing
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the implementation classes. Then it's
a simple matter to make an ant build.xml that will do what's needed.
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n occurs when I execute a query using this connection. Also, the
DatabaseMetaData for the connection does not seem to be knowledgable of any of
the database information.
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OK, now back to the topic.
Where should we install an SSL socket factory in JBoss? An MBean? A new
ContainerInvoker?
Or, to support encrypted sessions without SSL, just write a
ContainerInvoker that passes encrypted objects?
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lways call ejbStore after methods
without tx's have been executed (as per the spec). The database
interceptor will either have to be updated to avoid store on get*()
calls (as it used to), or perhaps add support for isModified() checks.
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'client' == your Cold Fustion server.
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On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Alexander Kogan wrote:
Please, excuse me for such question, but
Peter Shillan wrote:
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your client at run-time needs client\jnp-client.jar,
client\jboss
implementation - some service running in the
container. This is really what I'm trying to point out. Again, do NOT take
this as an official statement from the jboss organization - wait and see
if mark, rickard, or one of the other people who have contributed
significant code to the effort.
Dan
it should work - if not, let me know, please.
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On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Scott M Stark wrote:
The zola MandelClient.sh script is out of date. You need to include all of the
jars in the dist/client directory of the jboss build. Here
there think?
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Another issue that they're looking at in the spec is resource utilization:
How many bean instances will be trying to open the same file? How many
open files will you have? If you go through a resource factory to get your
files, the container can intervene and prevent crashes.
Dan Christopherson
Maybe messages saying "[WARNING] falling back to default ..."
Or even "[DEBUG]..."?
Those of us who want to be flogged for our discretions can opt in by
increasing our debug levels, people who just want it to work can keep them
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